The ambiguity stems from recent onchain activity linked to the firm. While analytics firm Lookonchain flagged a transfer of 1,030 BTC last week, no regulatory filing has confirmed a disposal. Strategy’s public ledger currently maintains a balance of 842,138 BTC, unchanged from the figures reported in its August 3 disclosure. That filing confirmed the sale of 1,638 BTC for $104.73 million to fund preferred stock dividends and share repurchases, marking a shift in the company’s treasury strategy.
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Michael Saylor’s cryptic post fuels speculation on Bitcoin treasury
Michael Saylor triggered a wave of market speculation Sunday with a brief social media update reading “Doing ₿usiness.” The post followed a week of heightened scrutiny regarding Strategy’s treasury moves, as observers attempt to determine if the executive chairman’s message signals a fresh Bitcoin acquisition, a sale, or a capital maneuver.
Under its revised Bitcoin Monetization Program, Strategy now utilizes its holdings to manage interest obligations and buy back preferred shares, or STRC. With STRC trading near $94.60—below the company’s internal $100 target—management has prioritized disciplined repurchases. However, analysts warn against reading too much into Saylor’s social media activity. The firm holds a $4 billion U.S. dollar reserve and maintains diverse funding channels, meaning a cryptic post does not necessarily correlate with a change in Bitcoin holdings. Future clarity will likely arrive through official SEC filings or updates to the company’s digital ledger rather than social media teases.
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